Valery Gerasimov
Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian FederationWikipedia
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Oct 2, 2026
Ben Hodges: Russia Changed Its War—Ukraine Changed Faster
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13:41Ben HodgesGUEST
So where there's probably some significant problems in the Russian chain of command, I don't know what Putin hears, how much of it is accurate.
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13:57Ben HodgesGUEST
Now, you know, I don't believe that, well, he's just, you know, being fed BS from Gerasimov and others, and therefore he's confused.
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14:07Ben HodgesGUEST
I mean, everybody talked for years like, oh, this guy plays three-dimensional chess, he's KGB and all that.
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14:13Ben HodgesGUEST
Now, all of a sudden, people want to give him a pass.
3.05 Virtual Zone of Our Control
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7:48Kristaps AndrejsonsHOST
Autumn 2022, the withdrawal from Balaklia and Izium was called a regrouping.
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7:53Kristaps AndrejsonsHOST
August 2024, Ukrainian forces entered Kursk Oblast, and the next day Gerasimov reported the advance into Russia halted.
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8:00Kristaps AndrejsonsHOST
Five days later, the acting governor said that they were 12 kilometers deep and 40 wide, and clearing the region took nine months.
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8:07Kristaps AndrejsonsHOST
In November of the last year, the liberation of Kupiansk was reported.
Ukraine Released the Footage—Now Russia’s War Bloggers Want Answers
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5:16GerdesHOST
In August of 2024, the AFU entered the Kursk region.
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5:20GerdesHOST
The very next day, Gerasimov reported that the enemy's advance deep into Russia had been stopped.
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5:26GerdesHOST
So when you lie and then lie again and then maybe lie again, your credibility gets damaged.
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5:32GerdesHOST
That's just the way it works.
Oscar Jonsson, the Russia-Ukraine War, and the Russian General Staff
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41:17Amos FoxHOST
Talking about non-military means, that's what came to my mind as you were walking through that.
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41:22Amos FoxHOST
Let's talk about Gerasimov and his longevity, right? So when we talk about long, attritional wars that are indecisive, Gerasimov seems to have taken the silver, or I guess gold medal, for the Russia-Ukraine war as it relates to that.
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41:39Amos FoxHOST
So why his longevity? And I saw something the other day, like, I forget where it was published, but it was like, happy birthday, Gerasimov, you've not been fired yet, or something to that effect.
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41:48Amos FoxHOST
So why does he have the staying power that he does, considering the fact that he's been, I would say, probably ineffective in the way that they thought he would not be in this war with Ukraine?
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41:59Oscar JonssonGUEST
Yeah, I think his staying power boils down to, first of all, he's providing the most useful thing you can in the Russian system, which is loyalty.
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42:21Oscar JonssonGUEST
You have a custom fit taking the fall guy when you need it, right? But you don't want to burn it too soon.
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42:30Oscar JonssonGUEST
Thirdly, he was obviously saved by Prigozhin, because Prigozhin didn't say, hey, I want to replace Putin.
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42:35Oscar JonssonGUEST
He said, I want to replace Shoigu and Gerasimov.
Ukraine Kept Vivaldi Secret. Now Russia's Front Collapsed. | Pfarrer & Smart
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20:24Chuck PfarrerGUEST
I encourage the Russians to do that so you may extinguish all tactical flexibility at the front.
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20:32Chuck PfarrerGUEST
Bring that under control of the military genius of General Gerasimov.
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20:37Chuck PfarrerGUEST
Don't let anybody conduct an opportunistic attack.
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20:42Chuck PfarrerGUEST
Don't let anybody think on their own feet.
25 MINS LATER
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45:46Chuck PfarrerGUEST
So let's say it ends kind of with a whimper and not with a hot war on Moscow streets.
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45:55Chuck PfarrerGUEST
Somebody's going to be looking for a scapegoat.
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45:59Chuck PfarrerGUEST
Is that going to, you know, I've got a two-person list, Gerasimov and Putin.
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46:05Chuck PfarrerGUEST
And, you know, we have seen dictators slip away into the night.
'We'll throttle your war machine': US lawmakers finally pass major Russia sanctions bill
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18:07Francis DearnleyHOST
The ISW writes that Ukrainian and Russian reporting continues to demonstrate the lack of clarity regarding the extent of Ukrainian advances.
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18:14Francis DearnleyHOST
A source reporting on the Russian Western grouping of forces claimed that Russian Chief of the General Staff, General Gerasimov, Gerasimov may have dismissed the 20th CAA commander there due to the failure to repel Ukrainian counterattacks.
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18:28Francis DearnleyHOST
There are also concerns that North Korean forces may replace Russian forces along portions of the front line so that Russian forces can redeploy to Lyman.
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18:38Francis DearnleyHOST
A source implied that North Korean forces would enter Ukrainian territory as part of that reallocation, but the ISW is unable to confirm that source's claim and has observed no indications of movement.
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Covert Culture War and Digital ID Control
Sep 16 · 3 Mentions
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22:45speaker_1HOST
And this whole censorship industry is really built on this idea of hybrid warfare and strategic communications or STRATCOM.
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22:52speaker_0HOST
The sources trace the origin of this, the justification for all the funding, back to what they call the Gerasimov doctrine hoax.
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22:58speaker_1HOST
Right.
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22:59speaker_1HOST
This happened after 2014, when NATO and the U.S. felt they'd sort of lost control in places like Crimea and the Donbas.
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23:06speaker_1HOST
A NATO scholar, Mark Gagliotti, found this quote from a Russian general, Valery Gerasimov.
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23:13speaker_1HOST
The tanks to tweets, quote.
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23:14speaker_1HOST
That's the one.
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23:29speaker_0HOST
But then Gagliotti retracted it.
Report: Entire Pentagon Hates Pete Hegseth
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20:06PaulHOST
And particularly when everyone around those yes men hates you, hate you, and your strategy is to kick them out as fast as possible, which has been Pete Hegseth's strategy, you end up with the Russian military.
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20:20PaulHOST
What do I mean by that? Because Gerasimov is a great example of the Russian militaries.
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20:31PaulHOST
He is not their Pete Hegseth.
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20:32PaulHOST
I want to be clear.
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21:13PaulHOST
But even within that, what he is not is qualified.
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21:17PaulHOST
He has demonstrated that he is incapable of running the war effectively, right? The reason is, well, fucking obvious.
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21:24PaulHOST
Because Gerasimov was commander of the joint forces, right? During and up to, right? He had a title change, but he was always answering directly to Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu before he was canned.
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21:40PaulHOST
But Gerasimov, as the head of the country's military, failed.
Remembering 9/11: A Quarter-Century Later
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47:57Eliot CohenHOST
You know, he's not getting the truth from his subordinates.
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48:02Eliot CohenHOST
He still has the same chief of the general staff who planned the abortive invasion, Valery Gerasimov.
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48:11Eliot CohenHOST
who does not seem to be such a stellar character.
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48:16Eliot CohenHOST
And he lives this incredibly isolated life.
Why Do Nations Go to War? Jim Fearon on Ukraine, Iran, and His Pentagon Years
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13:33Colin KahlHOST
But also like Iraq, that in the aftermath of that, Ukrainian nationalism was real, resistance was real, and that you'd have a combination of basically insurgency, civil uprisings and disobedience, serious occupation problems.
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13:46Colin KahlHOST
Milley is talking to Gerasimov, his counterpart in Russia before the war.
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13:49Colin KahlHOST
He's saying, "Look, you think this war is gonna be over in fourteen days, but it's gonna last fourteen years." But when Milley was saying that, he was talking about the post-war, post-regime change difficulties that we faced in Iraq.
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14:00Colin KahlHOST
I think it was a shock about how poorly the Russians performed.
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